Reset-AzVirtualNetworkGateway - only resets the network gateway

az network vpn-connection reset - errors with 'reset' is misspelled or not recognized by the system. Also this is not listed in the documentation. Is this some kind of extension?

Thank you for pointing it out. However, it seems that this was not per the last documentation here Reset-AzVirtualNetworkGateway (Az.Network) | Microsoft Learn

I've tried this approach already and does not work as expected.

using the CLI errors with "'reset' is misspelled or not recognized by the system."

Kiril Iliev 

You can reset an Azure VPN connection using Azure CLI with the following command:

Reset VPN Connection
az network vpn-connection reset --resource-group <ResourceGroup> --name <VPNConnectionName>

Restart VPN Gateway (if needed)
If the issue persists, restart the VPN Gateway:
az network vnet-gateway reset --resource-group <ResourceGroup> --name <VPNGatewayName>

PowerShell Alternative
If using PowerShell, run:
Reset-AzVirtualNetworkGateway -ResourceGroupName "<ResourceGroup>" -Name "<VPNGatewayName>"

These commands reset the connection without deleting it.

Thank you for sharing, but these commands do not provide a solution for resetting the tunnel.

For now I am resetting the local end point and the virtual end point, but I'd rather see a solution to do it in a single command as in the interface.

Take this:

az network vpn-connection | Microsoft Learn