Unable to connect to Page Server when viewing Crystal Report

Have just moved from Crystal Enterprise 10 to Crystal Reports Server XI R2 and encounter the following error when attempting to view an instance of a report in Crystal Reports format:
CrystalReportViewer
The Page Server you are trying to connect to is not accessible. Please contact your system administrator.
Unable to retrieve Object.
The Page Server you are trying to connect to is not accessible. Please contact your system administrator.
I get this when viewing in DHTML format however, everything works fine when Advanced DHTML viewer is used.
The Page Server is running and I'm unable to find any other relevant information being written to either the Crystal log files or the event log.

Thanks for the quick response.
Have checked the Page Server field and it was in fact populated. Refreshed the page anyway and attempted to view reports again but still not working.
If I change the viewer to ActiveX I get the following error:
Line:  39
Char: 2
Error: Object expected
Code: 0
URL: http://itsyndr-s02/businessobjects/enterprise115/infoview/report/viewrpt.aspx?id=689378&init=actx:connect&apstoken=ITSYNDR-S02.PRODUCTION.NPBS.CO.UK%40703526JhenoraxXcREXA1703523JZe7qZAXkXw1uf4DONEOFF&language=en-GB

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