Allied Telesis AT-2914SP-901 PCIe Gigabit Fiber Adapter (TAA-Compliant)
Overview
The AT-2914SP-901 is a TAA-compliant PCIe Gigabit Ethernet fiber adapter card from Allied Telesis designed for government, federal, and enterprise deployments where Trade Agreements Act compliance is a procurement requirement. The AT-2914SP-901 installs into a standard PCIe slot and provides 100Mbps and 1Gbps fiber connectivity via SFP transceivers, letting you select the exact fiber type and reach for your infrastructure without being locked into a fixed optic. Wake-on-LAN (WOL) and PXE boot support make it suitable for centrally managed workstations and servers in IT environments requiring remote provisioning and power management — common in enterprise and government network rollouts. If your project involves fiber-connected network switches or backbone uplinks that terminate at a host without a built-in fiber NIC, this card closes that gap cleanly.
Compatibility
The AT-2914SP-901 fits any desktop or server platform with an available PCIe expansion slot. SFP transceiver compatibility follows Allied Telesis qualified optics — use Allied Telesis SFP modules to ensure vendor validation; third-party SFPs may function but are not guaranteed to meet rated performance. The card supports 100BASE-FX and 1000BASE-X SFP variants, making it compatible with both legacy 100Mbps fiber segments and current Gigabit fiber fiber networking infrastructure. PXE boot integration works with standard network boot environments (WinPE, PXE/TFTP stacks); confirm BIOS/UEFI support for network boot on the target host before deployment. WOL requires mainboard and OS support for the feature to function end-to-end.
Installation Notes
Install the card into an available PCIe x1 or wider slot — the card operates in x1 electrical mode regardless of physical slot width. Install the appropriate SFP transceiver before connecting fiber; do not hot-swap SFPs without confirming the host OS and driver support live insertion. Driver installation is required post-seating; confirm OS compatibility with Allied Telesis driver packages for your target environment prior to deployment. TAA compliance documentation should be retained for procurement audit purposes on federal contracts.
