Govee Cloud Integration - LAN access?

Third party integrations
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I am using Govee Cloud Integration (and Govee2MQTT) to bring in my tons of Govee Lights into HA and the Cloud Integration is vital for me because I am using Govee Leak sensors and the Govee2MQTT integration does not know anything about their leak sensing abilities.

I have my Home Assistant and all my lights on the same IoT VLAN in my house, so it has Layer-2 connectivity to the devices. My Home Assistant server is a VM on that VLAN’ed network.

All my lights have allow LAN control turned on.

I cannot run the Govee LAN integration and the Govee Cloud integration at the same time. Something blocks that from happening and I suspect it is the fact that I can only have one API key at a time and I can only use one API key at a time.

Anyway, I see we have these diagnostics and I would be currious if LAN being disconnected is a problem or if there is a way to get that to work in the Cloud Integration to lower the amount of cloud communication that happens between my HA and Govee devices.

This is pretty much the same throughout my devices:

Diagnostic:
Bluetooth Disconnected (though I have the BLE integration)
Cloud API Connected
Connection mode MQTT
Connectivity Connected
LAN Disconnected (This is what worries me)
Last command Sent Unknown
Last MQTT received 3 minutes ago
Last update received 34 seconds ago
MQTT Connected

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Also, now that I am importing my BaseGroup, SameModeGroup and DreamViewScenic devices into Govee Cloud Integration, I cannot seem to update the room and name (Govee limits the number of characters, HA does not). I go through the motions but it does not seem to save, so either this is read-only or the import is overriding what I just did.

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Anything? Still looking as to if LAN not being connected is an issue because I have MQTT or even Bluetooth as local options, avoiding the Govee Cloud.

I was able to rename and assign areas for the BaseGroup, SameModelGroup and DreamViewScenic devices after a few hours.