#!/user/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use Scalar::Util::Numeric qw(:all);

my %servers = (
               'cihcrppmon02'=>['standard_unix_corp-cis_shared',170399
+5999752,133635610485,31055995112,12.75,54.8,'ghnbu','gh_nbu02'],
               'ovpip02'     =>['standard_unix_corp-cis_shared',418510
+38572,14933570508,3835386732,2.80,10.91,'ghnbu','gh_nbu02'],
               );

my @input = (
   "cihcrppmon02,standard_unix_corp-cis_shared,1703995999752,133635610
+485,31055995112,12.75,54.8, ghnbu, gh_nbu02\n",
   "ovpip02,standard_unix_corp-cis_shared,41851038572,14933570508,3835
+386732,2.80,10.91,ghnbu, gh_nbu02\n",
   "cihcispapp247,standard_unix_corp-cis_shared,190635017908,248064076
+11,9442867181,7.68,20.19,ghnbu, gh_nbu02\n",
   "wavmd003,standard_unix_corp-cis_shared,2760141244,594115253,299382
+152,4.65,9.22,ghnbu, gh_nbu02\n",
            );

foreach my $line_in (@input){
   chomp($line_in);
   my @line = split(/,/,$line_in);
   my $name = shift @line;

   if(exists $servers{$name}){
    foreach my $index (0..$#line){
       if(isnum($line[$index]) &&
          isnum($servers{$name}[$index])){
             $servers{$name}[$index] += $line[$index];
         }
      }
   } else {
      $servers{$name} = [@line];
   }
}

foreach my $name (keys %servers){
   print "$name: " . join("  ",@{$servers{$name}}) . "\n";
}

exit(0);
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This produces the results:

cihcrppmon02: standard_unix_corp-cis_shared  3407991999504  2672712209
+70  62111990224  25.5  109.6  ghnbu  gh_nbu02
ovpip02: standard_unix_corp-cis_shared  83702077144  29867141016  7670
+773464  5.6  21.82  ghnbu  gh_nbu02
cihcispapp247: standard_unix_corp-cis_shared  190635017908  2480640761
+1  9442867181  7.68  20.19  ghnbu   gh_nbu02
wavmd003: standard_unix_corp-cis_shared  2760141244  594115253  299382
+152  4.65  9.22  ghnbu   gh_nbu02
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I had to put your example input into an array to simulate your input stream. In order to show that the numeric part of the example works, I also pre-populated the hash %servers with a couple of entries (just copies of your input example for a couple of the servers) so that the numeric code would be exercised).

I didn't know what you intended to do if various entries for a particular server had different non-numeric data (for example, if for the server 'cihcrppmon02' you had 'ghnbu' in one entry and perhaps something like 'gxfoo' in another). So I just assumed that the non-numeric data in all entries would be the same. This is probably not quite what you had in mind (perhaps you would want to append the added information or something like that); but you didn't give any indication what you wanted to do with such data.

I hope this helps to show at least one strategy for you.