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Joining a multicast group in Linux using a command line

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Can anyone tell me how to join/define a multicast group in Linux with the help of a command line?

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Try ssmping. When you do this, it specifies a unicast address that will join the fixed multicast address 232.43.211.234. It sends periodic membership reports. 

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