HT4260 Airport in Bridge Mode - can you use its ethernet to connect other devices?

If I buy a 2nd Airport Extreme to set up in bridge mode via ethernet, can I then connect other devices, such as a Roku or Apple TV via ethernet to that 2nd Airport? I prefer using a wired connection for Roku as wireless is very wonky most of the time. Will that work?

If I buy a 2nd Airport Extreme to set up in bridge mode via ethernet, can I then connect other devices, such as a Roku or Apple TV via ethernet to that 2nd Airport?
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I use Air Video server, which allows me to stream movies from my Mac to my iPhone or iPad. It sits on port 45631 and that's closed.
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I'm reading the original post with the understanding that the AirPort Extreme is connected by ethernet to the network and the replies indicate that as well.
Are you saying that if the Extreme is in bridge mode connected by ethernet that the ports are not active?
Not at all. What I was trying to say was that the connection from the Extreme to the internet must go through the WAN port, not a LAN port. In a large network, this can happen unintentionally. For instance, suppose a client has Internet sharing enabled and is connected wirelessly to the Extreme and by Ethernet to another router. Then the internet connection from the other router would be shared with the entire subnet, including the Extreme through its LAN port. This could cause problems with the network.
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