A logical-configuration backup contains service profiles, VLANs, VSANs, pools, policies, and other logical server-configuration objects. It excludes administrative and system-specific settings such as usernames, roles, locales, and management-network configuration. This makes it the correct choice when server configuration must be migrated while the destination system uses different network and administrative settings. A system-configuration backup contains administrative and system settings rather than the required server objects. A full-state backup is a binary snapshot designed for disaster recovery and recreating an entire UCS system, making it unsuitable for a selective import. An all-configuration backup includes both logical and system settings and would migrate settings that the scenario explicitly requires to remain different. Cisco identifies logical configuration as an importable XML backup containing service profiles, VLANs, VSANs, pools, and policies. Cisco UCS backup types