I wanted to ask if my laptop and my computer have the same IP…
No.
Respectively. Can this be adjusted, but then there's just problems with network traffic.
Within connected networks there must be one IP only once.
Until the router they have different local IPs (for example 127.0.0.101 and 127.0.0.102), from the router then your IP assigned by the Internet provider.
Of course not within the local network. On the outside with private Internet connections, however, already. The conversion takes place by the so-called NAT, i. The router translates the IP + port address of the local computer to an IP + port address to the provider.
In DS-Lite then again provider-side NAT is used, i. The IP addresses of several customers are in turn mapped to a "real" IP address on the Internet.
Some ports also have exclusive dynamic IP addresses. That The customer is assigned an own IP address. And last but not least, you can also book static, ie fixed IP addresses for some providers.
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