: Not entirely sure this is what you are after but you could do a reverse DNS lookup on example.com and see what sub domains are set-up you could then query those domains or attempt to visit

@Odierno851

Not entirely sure this is what you are after but you could do a reverse DNS lookup on example.com and see what sub domains are set-up you could then query those domains or attempt to visit them in a web browser to see what content or services they are serving. I use this site for Dns lookups : network-tools.com/
As @Rao says if you rewrite all the requests from B to A that is all Google will see.

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