In this paper we address the problem of virtual network reconfiguration. In our previous work on virtual network embedding strategies, we found that most virtual network rejections were caused by bottlenecked substrate links while peak resource use is equal to 18%. These observations lead us to propose a new greedy Virtual Network Reconfiguration algorithm, VNR. The main aim of our proposal is to 'tidy up' substrate network in order to minimise the number of overloaded substrate links, while also reducing the cost of reconfiguration. We compare our proposal with the related reconfiguration strategy VNA-Periodic, both of them are incorporated in the best existing embedding strategies VNE-AC and VNE-Greedy in terms of rejection rate. The results obtained show that VNR outperforms VNA-Periodic. Indeed, our research shows that the performances of VNR do not depend on the virtual network embedding strategy. Moreover, VNR minimises the rejection rate of virtual network requests by at least ' 83% while the cost of reconfiguration is lower than with VNA-Periodic.