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Plesk inserting SSLRequireSSL when certificate changed. How to stop?

suzerain

New Pleskian
I changed a certificate today on Plesk 10.3.1...from the default certificate to our paid one, and suddenly the server wasn't accepting non-secure connections. I looked in the configuration files, and see that Plesk had inserted
the "SSLRequireSSL" command into the apache config.

That command means to block non-secure connections...why did Plesk add it and how can I make it stop? I never had this sort of problem with Plesk...have been using it for years.
 
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