Mention another Zigbee limitation in ZHA docs

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Proposed change

Mention another Zigbee limitation in the ZHA integration docs, (and also tried to further clarify an already described limitation).

The limitation of not being able to extend a Zigbee network using some kind of "Zigbee over IP" or "Zigbee over LAN/WAN" has become a frequently asked question in the Home community forum as network-attached Zigbee adapters are becoming more common and many people seem to assume that they can use one or more of those as a remote Zigbee Router device to extend their existing Zigbee network to multiple locations by converting and tunneling the Zigbee Router traffic over LAN and/or WAN.

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Documentation
  • Clarified limitations of Zigbee device functionality, including:
    • Single Zigbee Coordinator constraint.
    • Requirement to factory reset devices to switch networks.
    • Lack of support for "Zigbee over IP."
    • Inability to extend Zigbee networks over LAN/WAN.

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Walkthrough

Walkthrough

The changes clarify the limitations of Zigbee networking within the documentation, emphasizing the necessity of a single Zigbee Coordinator, the requirement of factory resetting devices to switch networks, the absence of "Zigbee over IP" support, and the impossibility of extending Zigbee networks over LAN/WAN. These updates aim to eliminate any ambiguity related to Zigbee device networking and interconnectivity.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
source/_integrations/zha.markdown	Clarified limitations regarding Zigbee device connections, emphasizing the single Coordinator constraint and network limits.

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Additional comments not posted (2)

source/_integrations/zha.markdown (2)

498-498: Clarification of Zigbee network limitations

The added explanation clearly outlines the limitation regarding the inability of Zigbee devices to be paired with more than one Zigbee network. This is a crucial clarification for users looking to understand the fundamental constraints of Zigbee technology.

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500-500: Detailed explanation on the impossibility of extending Zigbee networks over LAN/WAN

This addition effectively addresses a common misconception about Zigbee networks. It's important for users to understand that Zigbee networks cannot be extended over LAN/WAN due to the limitations of the protocol itself. The explanation is technically accurate and aligns with the Zigbee specifications.

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