The 5324 should have the same IP you had assigned, unless you did not save the configuration. When you make changes to the switch, you need to copy your running configuration onto your startup-configuration for them to be saved on reboot. The syntax for this is
console# copy running-config startup-config
That being said, there is no IP address assigned to this switch as a default. In order to assign an IP address, you need to use a null modem cable and a console program(such as hyperterminal for Windows or minicom for linux) to access the switch. A null modem cable does come with the switch, and looks exactly like a serial cable, but the pinouts are slightly different. The connection speeds are 9600/8/N/1 and make sure Flow Control is set to None.
Once you've accessed the switch, the syntax to set an IP are as follows:
console> enable
console# config
console-config# interface vlan 1
console-config-if# ip address
From here, you will also need to set a username and password to access it. The commands are as follows:
console> enable
console#> config
console-config# username password level 15
Refer to the manual mombodog linked to. The relevant pages from the manual can be found here:
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