Blocking user login attempts

Sir;
I am using LDAP authentication and Apache Directory Server for my new application. I want to block a user for five minutes after he had given his three attempts to try to login.
I will be obliged if someone guide be to some sort of help or tutorial.
Thanking you in advance.
Muhammad Owais Bilal
+92-300-2171163

Is there some account lock out property / attribute / policy in Appace Directory Server?
If yes then how can I set it as per my requirement?
Thanking you in advance
Muhammad Owais

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