primary and the backups, and in all cases when the DHCP service latency should
be minimal.
+.. note::
+
+ Currently, active servers place lease updates to be sent to peers onto internal
+ queues (one queue per peer/URL). In passive-backup mode, active servers do not
+ wait for lease udpates to be acknowledged thus during times of heavy client
+ traffic it is possible for the number of lease updates queued for transimission
+ to accumulate faster than they can be delivered. As client traffic lessens the
+ queues begin to empty. As of Kea 2.0.0, active servers monitor the size of
+ these queues and will emit periodic warnings (see HTTP_CILENT_QUEUE_SIZE_GROWING
+ in :ref:`kea-messages`)
+ if they perceive a queue as growing too quickly. The warnings will cease once
+ the queue size begins to shrink. These messages are intended as a bell-weather
+ and seeing them sporadically during times of heavy traffic load does not
+ necessarily indicate a problem. If, however, they occur continually during
+ times of routine traffic load they likely indicate potential mismatches in
+ server capibilities and/or configuration and this should be investigate as the
+ size of the queues may eventually impair an active server's ability to respond
+ to clients in a timely manner.
+
.. _ha-sharing-lease-info:
Lease Information Sharing