Will Timecapsule do DHCP via air and ethernet simultaneously?

Will Timecapsule do DHCP via air and ethernet simultaneously?
I want to use it as a router for a home network for both wired and wireless with one public DHCP adress from my ISP.
Can I?
Thanx and regards

I use a Mac Pro wired and a Mackbook wireless using TC as the router. Yes.

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