In which command context can you not delete individual ACL entries?

The global configuration mode is where you typically enter commands that affect the overall configuration of the device, including enabling permissions and protocols. However, when it comes to managing Access Control Lists (ACLs), you cannot delete individual entries directly within this mode.

In contrast, when you are in a specific named ACL context, you have granular control and can modify individual entries, including deleting them. This level of detail is essential for network administrators who need to fine-tune access permissions for specific traffic types.

Regarding the routing context, ACLs can be applied to interfaces and routing protocols, but modifications to the ACL entries themselves are still done within their specific context. Similarly, the switching context allows for the application of ACLs to VLANs and interfaces but still requires access to the appropriate ACL context to edit it.

To summarize, the global configuration mode does not provide access to modify or delete individual entries of ACLs, which is available in other contexts specifically designed for managing ACLs.