Iplanet 6.0 connection queue question

ConnectionQueue:
Current/Peak/Limit Queue Length 0/25/4096
Total Connections Queued 933189
Average Queueing Delay 0.66 milliseconds
What is an acceptable average queueing delay? Not sure when I should really worry about it or what can be done (more acceptor threads?)

How does one go about tuning the queing delay ? Ours seems pretty high by comparision. Maybe it has something to do with the high number of images in our document pages (over 100, thank the developers for that one) or our web application performance.
webservd pid: 7069
Sun ONE Web Server 6.1 B08/22/2003 12:37 (SunOS DOMESTIC)
Server started Wed Jan 21 11:32:24 2004
Process 7069 started Wed Jan 21 11:32:24 2004
ConnectionQueue:
Current/Peak/Limit Queue Length 0/30/4096
Total Connections Queued 3498501
Average Queueing Delay 196.97 milliseconds
ListenSocket ls1:
Address http://aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd:80
Acceptor Threads 1
Default Virtual Server https-ourcompany.com
ListenSocket ls2:
Address https://aaa.bbb.ccc.ddd:443
Acceptor Threads 1
Default Virtual Server https-ourcompany.com
KeepAliveInfo:
KeepAliveCount 5/256
KeepAliveHits 2253199
KeepAliveFlushes 0
KeepAliveRefusals 0
KeepAliveTimeouts 18852
KeepAliveTimeout 60 seconds
SessionCreationInfo:
Active Sessions 1
Total Sessions Created 128/256
CacheInfo:
enabled yes
CacheEntries 1024/1024
Hit Ratio 8881467/9097232 ( 97.63%)
Maximum Age 300
Native pools:
NativePool:
Idle/Peak/Limit 1/1/128
Work Queue Length/Peak/Limit 0/0/0
Server DNS cache disabled
Async DNS disabled
Performance Counters:
Average Total Percent
Total number of requests: 2988117
Request processing time: 0.1857 554994.5000
default-bucket (Default bucket)
Number of Requests: 2988117 (100.00%)
Number of Invocations: 46667042 (100.00%)
Latency: 0.0002 685.7922 ( 0.12%)
Function Processing Time: 0.1855 554308.6875 ( 99.88%)
Total Response Time: 0.1857 554994.5000 (100.00%)
Sessions:
Process Status Function
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