In fact, I don't fully get the problem or better say the deployment
You have 1 provider network (prov1) with 2 routers connected to it (r1 and r2), then you have subnet/network 1 connected to r1 and to r2, and then a LB VIP on n1/s1, where you later associate s FIP to it. Something like
provider
/ \
r1 r2
| /
| /
| /
n1/s1
|
LB VIP
Both routers have provider as default gateway in that case. And in the case the members are in a subnet connected to r2, you also need to add the loadbalancer there:
In fact, I don't fully get the problem or better say the deployment
You have 1 provider network (prov1) with 2 routers connected to it (r1 and r2), then you have subnet/network 1 connected to r1 and to r2, and then a LB VIP on n1/s1, where you later associate s FIP to it. Something like
provider
/ \
r1 r2
| /
| /
| /
n1/s1
|
LB VIP
Both routers have provider as default gateway in that case. And in the case the members are in a subnet connected to r2, you also need to add the loadbalancer there:
provider
/ \
r1 r2
| / \
| / \
| / |
n1/s1 n2/s2
| |
LB VIP LB member