Hi Andrew,

I think that what you are trying to achieve don't depends on Silk UI.

You can always set the permissions in your screen in the properties of it. See here!

Also you can define a screen to be accessed only from internal network. See here! And you can define what are the addresses from your internal network inside Service Center.

These might help.

However you should never stage sample apps like this one to your production environment.

Maybe you should consider deleting this application from production.
You can do it in Service Center under Factory->Applications

Hope it helps,

Cheers and Regards,

RR :)

This was not a page we created, it comes from the system module which we are not allowed to edit "WebPatterns" 

I didnt see that in the list of options to add and the sample page shows SilkUI so i just attached that.  When i try to edit it to remove the page it says it cannot be edited, opening a clone instead.

Hi Andrew,

I see know! I though it was about this Silk UI Sample Pages component.

What you can do in your case is to disable the App that have the module Web Patterns.
This can be done in ServiceCenter on the Application detail screen:

This way when you access the HomePage of WebPatterns you will get the following page:

Don't worry because this will not affect any of your consumers modules, it will only restrict access to screens.

Any way this link will not stop to appear in your Scans.

For it to happen I imagine you would have to try to stop this app in IIS.

Maybe you would need to create a different application pool, put this module in there, and stop it.
But I'm not sure it would not create other issues and solve 100% your problem.

Cheers and Regards,

RR :)