Benjamin, currently there is no way to be selective about which accounts do or do not have automatic password expiration, if enabled.  The management and development teams have a discussion item about giving domain admins more control on password requirements and other settings.  I will add this to that discussion item.

If an user has received an email saying that their password will expire on 04/12/19, do you think that if I went into their User Account Settings and slide the option for "Disable password changes" to Enable, would that stop the forced password change?

Does anyone know that if I went into their User Account Settings and slide the option for "Disable password changes" to Enable, would that stop the forced password change?

HI Robert !

Did you guys have a chance to discuss this ?

Our standard policy on the server is to expire all passwords every 90 days.  But like Benjamin, we have several email accounts that i do not want to ever expire.  Mainly these are for system alerts from various servers, clients servers, internet connection monitoring, Antivirus Alerts at our internet cafes, etc.  Its a significant pain in the (fingertips) and time to run around to and remote into dozens of systems and changes these when they expire.  

Considering Security, maybe for the "will never expire" accounts, the password strength should be mandated to be like 15 characters minumum length or something.