[havikryan]

So my computer is a desktop and its on wireless. My brothers is a wired connection.
We are on the same network and I was setting up a perfectly legitimate remote access server on my computer, so I checked my external WAN ip and it came out to be 76.69.151.###
Directly afterwards, i checked his external IP. For some reason, both external WAN Ip's are the same. How Can I fix this TECHGUY :C

[TerryNet]

What are you trying to fix? You are probably both connected to the internet through the same router. If you want different public IP addresses you need different ISP contracts or pay an ISP extra for multiple IP addresses.

[havikryan]

I thought every computer was supposed to have its own IP address?

[TerryNet]

Originally Posted by havikryan

I thought every computer was supposed to have its own IP address?

Mostly true. The IP address must be unique on the network, but your and my and millions of other computers may have the same IP address (mine is currently 192.168.2.5) since we are on different private (LAN) networks. Assuming that you have a router and multiple computers connected to it each of those computers will have a unique (to that LAN) private IP address. The router's WAN will have a unique public IP address.

[Couriant]

What is your modem?

[havikryan]

TL-WR841N < is my router.

[Couriant]

I re-read your post and I realized I was not on the same page. Indeed any computer connected to your router will have the same routable IP (the public IP addres you posted) because your router is the one that has that information.

If you are having issues with your Remote Access server, then you may need to do some portforwarding, otherwise if the issue was that you saw both computers with the same WAN IP, then that's normal.