RRAS - Server 2012 Core - How to enable 'LAN Routing'

Hi,
how can i enable 'LAN Routing' on a Server core with RRAS Role installed via command line?
In GUI it's just 'Enable' -> Custom -> LAN-Routing. How can i do the same via command line (powershell or cmd)?
Thank you!

Ok, solved it myself. (Don't know why i always solve a Problem as soon as i make a post in Forums ;D)
Set-NetIPInterface -Forwarding Enabled
so for enable Forwarding on all Adapters:
Get-NetAdapter | Set-NetIPInterface -Forwarding Enabled

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