Temporary prohibition of access to the access point. How?

Question

WiFi

There is an access point. Closed. Those who wish receive the key and use it. Is it possible to make it so that after, for example, one hour, the client disconnects and cannot connect for, for example, 15 minutes?
If possible, how?

Answer 1

query:
www.google.ru/search?hl=&q=wi-fi+hotspot+software
tells us a lot of interesting things.
This cannot be solved by means of a conventional access point, only if it was provided by the manufacturer.

Answer 2

Put Squid on the network, make it a transparent proxy... problem solved.
At the same time, you can control the speed and many others.
Naturally, outweigh DHCP from the access point to the host with the squid.

Answer 3

The connection scheme can be something like this:
Wifi-router-> Gateway (*nix)-> Internet
On the Gateway (Gateway), DHCP is raised and nat is turned on.
On the router, you must specify that the gateway will distribute the addresses (in modern firmware, this option is usually available).
Next, a script is written that monitors the addresses distributed by DHCP, while issuing a new address remembers the MAC and IP, as well as the current time (you can write to the database) and adds a masquerading rule to iptables.
For already existing entries, the difference between the time of the first registration and the current one is checked. If the time is greater than an hour, the masquerading rule is removed; if it is greater than 1:15, the rule is added again and the time is updated to the current time.
Something like this.