get_status("@SERVERS[$rev_srv_num{$SERVER}]->[2]","$SERVER");

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I highly doubt this is what you want.
First there's not a need to enclose in double quotes
Second, if you are actually passing an array as your first parameter, that's why your sub isn't working. 

my $print_subsystem=shift;
    # chomp ($print_subsystem); # not needed
    my $server_name=shift;

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This will just get the first value of the array as print_subsystem and the second value as server_name (provided there's more than one value).

If you actually want to pass an array as a parameter, pass the reference.

Maybe check perlsub for more info.

One other thing, very quickly - the string comparison operator is "eq" not "=="

Best of luck!

Update:

As my gusto for immediately diving into the code to help usually overtakes my common sense, in the effort of not leading you down the wrong path, I suggest you follow Joost's suggestions first (that is, post how the code isn't working).
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