An all-configuration backup creates an XML file containing both system and logical configuration settings. System settings include elements such as usernames, roles, and locales, while logical settings include service profiles, VLANs, VSANs, pools, and policies. This directly satisfies the requirement to preserve both configuration categories before the upgrade. A full-state backup is a binary snapshot intended primarily for disaster recovery and system restoration, not a configuration import. A logical-configuration backup contains only logical objects and excludes administrative system settings. Conversely, a system-configuration backup includes administrative settings but excludes logical objects such as service profiles and connectivity policies. Cisco explicitly defines all configuration as the backup type that combines system and logical configuration information and permits those settings to be imported into the original or another fabric interconnect. Cisco UCS backup types