Hi Curtis, long time no talk! :-) I did a quick test on this by expiring my own password but found it did force me to change the password when I next logged on. Do you know if the affected users leverage Remember Me so they don't have to log in each time? If so, and you're running an older build, this might be already corrected in a newer build as we did have a known issue around that a while back.

HI. I think you might have misread the post. - Or maybe it works differently for a new account, or maybe it is a time sensitive setting ? (Build number 8797 , at the top of the post)

Friday, I created 32 new accounts. I personally logged into all of them to set up the "connectivity" and retrieve their email from the old provider. The end user never had access to the login prior and never tried to log in till Monday.

So, Just for clarity, the EXPECTED behavior of the "expire" option in all like, 9 places I see it, is that it still supposed to allow a 1 time login after "expire" and then force a password change ?

1) Be logged in as the domain admin

2) Create a new account "testtesttest" and give it a password : "BubbaGump123!"

3) log out as domain admin and log into the test account. Success !

4) It will ask you to set the time zone, do that then log out.

5) log back in as domain admin, go to domain settings.

6) find the testtesttest email account, tick the selection box and then go up to the top and "expire password" with the 3 dot menu.

7) log out of the domain admin and try to log back in as the test account.

8) I can not log in. I get a failure with this message : 

I just did these steps 2 more times with the same results. Might need to have devs verify all locations of the "expire" function are doing the same thing.