This is a bit of a tricky question — the answer is both yes and no. More than one device can share the same external (public) IP address, but each device will have its own local (private) IP address. For example, your ISP (internet service provider) sets your home up with one external IP address. Since your router is what actually connects to the internet, the IP address is assigned to your router. Your router then assigns a local IP address to each device that is connected to the internet at a time. The external IP address is what is shared with the outside world. Your local IP address is not shared outside of your private home network.

Questa dumonda è in pau cumplitgada – la resposta è gea e na. Igl è pussaivel che plirs apparats han la medema adressa IP externa (publica), ma mintga apparat ha sia atgna adressa IP locala (privata). Per exempel definescha tes purschider d'internet per tes dachasa in'adressa IP externa. Cunquai che tes router è l'apparat che ta connectescha effectivamain cun l'internet, vegn l'adressa IP attribuida a tes router. E tes router reparta alura ina adressa IP locala a mintga singul apparat ch'è collià al medem mument cun l'internet. L'adressa IP externa è quella che vegn cundividida cun il mund exteriur. Tia adressa IP locala na vegn betg cundividida ordaifer tia rait privata da chasa.