Socket.EndRead 0 bytes means disabled?

Question

I am wondering if in my Async Sockets in C #, getting 0 bytes in an EndRead call, does the server really disconnect us?

Many of the examples that I see show that this is so, but I get disconnects much more often than I expected.

Is this code correct? Or does endResult <= 0 mean nothing about the state of the connection?

private void socket_EndRead(IAsyncResult asyncResult)
{ 
  //Get the socket from the result state
  Socket socket = asyncResult.AsyncState as Socket;

  //End the read
  int endResult = Socket.EndRead(asyncResult);

  if (endResult > 0)
  {
    //Do something with the data here


  }
  else
  {
    //Server closed connection?  
  }
}

Answer 1

0 read length should mean a graceful shutdown. Disable throws error (10054, 10053 or 10051).

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Answer 2

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