Number of Services

As a newbie to OS X server, I am proceeding with extreme caution. Right now we are running DHCP, DNS, OD (not using yet), and SMB. Is there any problem adding AFP with some share points to the server workload? We serve 50-60 client computers.
norm

The limit is hardware, not software. Since you don't mention what hardware you're running on, it's impossible to say.
Even then, the issue isn't what number of services you're already running, but how busy the server is. It doesn't matter if you're running SBM with 2000 users in the directory if no more than one or two are logged on at a time.
So to answer your question, look at how busy your server is currently (consider both CPU utilization and RAM - the two critical components) and decide from there whether or not you have sufficient headroom for another protocol. I'd hazard a guess that you do - even the original XServe G4 should be able to handle it, but your specifics may be different.

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