It looks like both devices are on the same network. Could you clarify why you need a DHCP relay in this setup?
If possible, could you provide a network topology diagram with IP addresses and marked interfaces/ports? This would help us better understand your setup.
I don’t want the second RUT200 to distribute DHCP; I want it to receive DHCP from the first RUT200. Additionally, I want to be able to access and configure both devices at the same time.
For DHCP Relay, it should not be on the same network, right?
In this case, you can simply configure your WAN port as LAN and disable DHCP server on your first RUT (10.250.250.2).
Navigate to Network → WAN → Edit WAN interface → Physical settings tab and select --no interface-- as the interface. Save & Apply.
Disable WAN interface in Network → WAN.
Navigate to Network → LAN → Edit LAN interface:
In General tab for LAN, disable DHCPv4 (this disables DHCP server).
In Physical Settings tab for LAN, add eth1 to the list of interfaces. Ensure Bridge interfaces toggle is enabled. This way, both ports will be LAN ports.
In Network → DHCP → Server settings, ensure that DHCP server is not running on LAN.