Windows 8.1 Pro Need command to disable "Use default gateway on remote network" option on VPN connection"

Hello!
I want to create bat script to create several VPN connection.
There is powershell command to create vpn connection:
add-vpnconnection -name "Test VPN" -serveraddress "vpn.example.com" -splittunneling -tunneltype "pptp"
And I need to create VPN connection without the option "Use default gateway on remote network" option on VPN connection"
Or modify this option on existent VPN connection with command.
Please help me to find command option or other command to disable "Use default gateway on remote network" option on VPN connection" feature.

http://technet.microsoft.com/nl-nl/library/ee431701%28v=ws.10%29.aspx RouteIPv4TrafficOverRAS True – Add a default gateway on the VPN connection False – Do not add default gateway on the VPN connection

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