FSCT - Having Error "There were errors during running WordFileClose.dll scenario" when running the FSCT in controller & non-windows file server

I encounter 2 errors in the controller when running FSCT.
- "There were errors during running WordFileClose.dll scenario"
- "There were errors during running WordFileClose.dll scenario"
Does anyone has any ideas for this errors?
I am using the following server to run the FSCT:
- AD Server: Windows 2008 R2 SP1 x64
- FSCT Controller: Windows 2008 R2 SP1 x64
- Client: Windows 7 x64
- File Server: Non-Windows Server (EMC Isilon)
And the commands are as follows:
> fsct prepare dc /users 10 /clients testing /password password
> fsct prepare controller
> fsct prepare client /server ofscluster /password password /users 10 /domain abc.local /server_ip 192.168.2.16
> fsct prepare server /clients testing /password password /users 10 /domain abc.local /volumes \\ofscluster\fsroot1 /workload HomeFolders /create_only_fileset
> fsct run client /controller fsctcon /server ofscluster /password password /domain abc.local
fsct run controller /server ofscluster /password password /volumes \\ofscluster\fsroot1 /clients testing /min_users 2 /max_users 10 /step 2 /duration 360 /workload HomeFolders

Dear all,
The errors were:
<Error>1264 DeviceIoControl 1{WINERR}</Error>
<Error>Error executing scenario: WordFileOpen.dll</Error>
<Error>943 DeviceIoControl 50{WINERR}</Error>
<Error>Error executing scenario: WordFileClose.dll</Error>
Do you have any idea about what the errors mean?
Thanks,
Rayson

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