Stopping ip_conntrack_max from resetting

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Hello,

We have a system running iptables, of which due to the incoming traffic we've had to increase ip_conntrack_max via sysctl.  However, when restarting the service during any maintenance the value we pass during sysctl.conf is reset to the default 65536.  Which then we are forced to run "sysctl -p" to reload our custom value.  Is there a way to stop the iptables service from rewriting ip_conntrack_max when issued a restart/reload?

Richard Andrews
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