Can you split the wired network ports through a sub router in the time caps

I have recently switched my office from PC to Macs, (MacBookPro and IMac, with a Time Capsule (1Tb).
I have the three wired network ports allocated to some newtwork based equipment and was wondering if I can put an network splitter in (such as a multiport D-link) to create another two wired ports?
Thanks for any response!

Hello JeremyHeighton. Welcome to the Apple Discussions!
Yes, you can add an Ethernet switch to any of the Time Capsule's LAN ports to increase the number of available LAN ports for additional wired clients.

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