How do I monitor connection speeds on the E4200?

All my previous routers have allowed me to monitor my connection speeds however I can't find this in this router.  I found the client table under "status" but I have not been able to find the connection speeds anywhere.  I like to make sure that my devices are running at close to 300Mbps and not 54Mbps in case I have a connection setup wrong.  I have searched in the forums without much luck.  Thanks.
Bret

hollijb wrote:
All my previous routers have allowed me to monitor my connection speeds however I can't find this in this router.  I found the client table under "status" but I have not been able to find the connection speeds anywhere.  I like to make sure that my devices are running at close to 300Mbps and not 54Mbps in case I have a connection setup wrong.  I have searched in the forums without much luck.  Thanks.
Bret
Tomato or DD-WRT opensource firmware would allow this...keep in mind that the E4200V2 will NEVER be supported by any opensource non-OEM firmware!
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