ADFS 3.0 and force password change

I was wondering if anyone knows if ADFS 3.0 supports the AD flag "Force password at first login"?  I know 2.0 does not. I have been integrating Shibboleth with my ADFS and a custom login handler but I would really like to not complicate my
setup and use straight ADFS if at all possible.  Our ADFS setup would be for a SSO into our on-premise Sharepoint 2010 server. Even if 3.0 returns a error indicating that the password needs changed at least I can then tell the student that and direct
them to our FIM server to have them register and set their password.  Any thoughts?
Thanks
Joe
Joe M

Brian,
I understand that Azure Ad won't store password.  This is all on-premise servers, nothing in Azure.  I see that with ADFS 3.0, if the flag is set to change password at next logon, the user does get a different message than if they just typed a
wrong password.  I guess what I am looking at doing is instead of them getting the message that their password is expired, redirect them to our FIM server so that they can register for self-service as well as set their new password.  If ADFS 2, the
returned message was the same whether it was an expired password or a wrong password.  So ADFS 3 is nice in regards to that. Now it is just a matter of trying to take advantage of that.  I thought about maybe creating a relaying party trust to our
FIM with a claim on that attribute but just not sure how to go about doing that at the moment.
Joe M

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