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Set-GatewayTunnel

From the Windows Server PowerShell reference 32 parameters Its page in the reference

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Parameters

32 in the Windows Server PowerShell reference
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-AdminStatus
-AsJob
-AutoConnectEnabled
-CimSession, -Session
-ConnectReason
-Dhgroup
-DpdTimeout, -Dpd
-EncryptionType
-IkeEncryption
-IkeIntegrity
-IpsecEncryption, -Encryption
-IpsecIntegrity, -Auth
-IsConnectionNATed
-LocalExemptRoutes
-LocalIp, -local
-LocalSubnets, -LocalSubnet
-MMSALifeTimeInSeconds, -MMSALifeTime
-Pfsgroup, -Pfs
-ProtocolType
-RemoteExemptRoutes
-RemoteIp, -remote
-Routes, -Route
-RoutingDomainName, -customer
-SALifeKilloBytes, -SALifeKb
-SALifeTimeInSeconds, -SALifeTime
-SharedSecret, -Presharedkey
-Standby
-ThrottleLimit
-TunnelId, -MMProviderContextKey
-TunnelIdentity
-TunnelName, -Name
-UseNarrowTrafficSelectors