You will need to have put logging in place before they made the change, and ensured that logging was catching the ip address.
If you did not have that set up, then there is no way to know what the ip address was.
It depends on your setup. Are you just using Tomcat, or is there a proxy between the server and the users?
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Ok, you may already have it then, but in case you do not, go find the server.xml file in the /conf directory in the Jira installation. It should have a line in the "host" section saying Valve with a value that contains a class name and AccessLogValue.
If it is enabled, or you enable it, then you should find access logging files in the /logs directory in the jira installation.
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It's usually the first field on every line in the files called access_log
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