It's a 486 man. The slots aren't PCI like modern acessories they're ISA. Your going to need to find an ISA network card or perhaps an external serial card.

Greg Purvis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:  Hello

I've an AMBRA 486 Computer that I want to use to connect to a small 
network shared with two other PCs.

I haven't found out much about 'Ambra' yet, but it seems to be a 
hardware-software combination created by IBM, dating over to the early 
90's. 

I tried to insert a card for an ethernet cable, but the slots are 
different, the card won't fit.

Did IBM, or some other company, build specially-shaped cards to plug 
into these machines, and was an ethernet card/socket one of them?

Thanks for any advice.

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