Hello @nwekechampion,
Yes, it is possible for different devices to join different multicast groups on the same interface. Each device can independently join the multicast groups it is interested in, and the network will deliver the corresponding multicast traffic to the appropriate devices.
Each device would send
IGMP join
messages specifying the multicast groups it wants to join. The network infrastructure, such as routers and switches, will use
IGMP
snooping to keep track of the multicast group memberships for each interface. When multicast traffic is sent to a specific group, the network will forward the traffic only to the interfaces where devices have joined that particular group.
So, if you have multiple devices connected to the same interface and each device wants to receive multicast traffic for different multicast groups, you can configure each device to join its desired multicast groups using
IGMP
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